LILT worked with The Zoo Society to create invitations to the Pacific Seas Aquarium VIP Tasting Experience. This new aquarium is a much needed new home for the Zoo’s Pacific wildlife. LILT was excited to help them launch their new exhibit!

LILT was pleased to have partnered with ESM Civil Engineering in the re-design of their website. Congratulations ESM! The new ESM site is WordPress based and gives the client the power over content updates. Visit WWW.ESMCIVIL.COM to see the results!

LILT is excited to be working with the APWA WA Chapter for another year! LILT created this year’s conference logo on the theme of Diversity and we look forward to exploring it more as the conferences get closer. Learn more about: Association of Public Works Professionals WA Chapter or LILT’s previous work with the APWA.

In October, LILT assisted the Old Town Music Society through a re-branding process and designed a new logo for this Tacoma non-profit. The Old Town Music Society rents out their facility to raise funds for music scholarships and music education. Congrats to OTMS on their new logo!

Congratulations to Star Center of Metro Parks in Tacoma! With LILT’s assistance they have navigated the waters of rebranding their children’s play area and are kicking off a new phase of growth with a LILT designed logo, banners, and marketing strategy. Treetops Playgrounds is a creative experience for the entire family!

It’s been a busy month at LILT and we’re excited to see so many of our clients and projects coming into their own. This month we’re happy to report that Garfield Station is installing their interior, LILT designed, signage. Next up – exterior signs!

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After many months of hardwork negotiating the ins and outs of city beauracracy LILT was excited to finally install four beautiful art benches in the Ruston Pt. Defiance Business District. A collaboration between LILT and metal artist Jennifer Weddermann the benches were paid for with a grant from the Tacoma Arts Commission, and funds provided by the City of Ruston and RPD Business District.